How Slow Carrier Payments Squeeze Mexico Freight Capacity with Jaime Tabachnik

The load is delivered. The carrier still has to bring back the paperwork, wait for someone to review it, and hope a missing stamp doesn’t restart the process. Fuel for the next trip can’t wait that long.

I’m joined by Jaime Tabachnik, co-founder and CEO of Solvento, to explain how payment delays put pressure on Mexico’s trucking companies. We discuss why longer cross-border trips require more working capital and how a payment dispute can affect a carrier’s other customers. Jaime also explains how Solvento connects delivery documentation with faster payment options and financing.

This conversation follows the cash flow behind freight capacity and is part of CargoRex’s Mexico Cross-Border Freight Guide.

Links from the show:

• Watch the original CargoRex interview with Jaime
• Connect with Jaime on LinkedIn
• Explore Solvento on CargoRex
• Read the full Mexico Cross-Border Freight Guide

Related episodes:

• Why WhatsApp Is Still Doing Mexico TMS Work
• What Logistics World Showed Me About Mexico Trade

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